Sentences with phrase «upon the facts»

A personal injury lawyer can also give you guidance as to whether or not you should pursue your potential claim based upon the facts of your case.

A court will assess whether an individual is an independent contractor, dependent contractor, or employee based upon the facts of the relationship.

Despite the location of the accident, the value of your case still largely depends upon the facts of your case.

It can no longer rely upon the fact that it originally grew out of the soil of a common Western European culture to ensure comprehension between its different parts.

Are built upon the fact that people are more likely to respond to pictures than words.

Before giving out ANY personal information such as your phone number or email address, it is worth reflecting upon that fact that you can not take this information back.

More research is needed but there is one agreed upon fact: At a minimum, baby spinach contains the same nutritional makeup as mature spinach.

I stumbled upon this fact in the 1990's while working with hundreds of crying infants in my pediatric practice.

And, I consider myself lucky — we had a phenomenal civil procedure professor who impressed upon us the fact that local rules existed.

The accomplishments and results portrayed in those matters were dependent upon the facts of those particular cases, and results will differ if based on different facts.

Based upon the facts at that time, the judge may make a different ruling.

This understanding draws upon the fact that the housing recession had been going on for about two years before a wider slowdown in economic activity occurred.

It is clearly the result of reflection upon the fact that the advent had been unexpectedly delayed.

Our firm has considerable experience with power line accident cases, and we know that — as with any fatal work accident — issues of liability depend heavily upon the facts of the case.

And perhaps it is nothing more than additional information that is needed to clarify and expand upon the facts as reported by the media.

But it was more than a philosophical shift, reflecting the reliance upon facts, things that occur to the senses.

And as I've gotten older and very close to my 30s, I've settled upon the fact that the process of finding myself will always be evolving.

The conflict within us concerning primitive power and social power centers upon the fact that you can not do them both at the same time.

Depending upon the facts specific to your situation, your attorney may request a hearing.

The area of personal injury law applicable to your case will depend upon the facts surrounding your burn injury.

One might ponder upon the fact that a pair of sneakers does not need much styling but it's not so.

Its strong point relies upon the fact that the conflicting parties are directly involved in the settlement process.

So, this is a blatant personal attack and NOT based upon facts.

As I was reading this, I was reflecting upon the fact that I've never lived more than 25 miles from my hometown.

Again, the outcome of a dispute over coverage will necessarily depend upon the facts of each claim and policy.

Any case results presented on the site are based upon the facts of a particular case and do not represent a promise or guarantee.

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Moholy - Nagy also remarked upon this fact: «Lissitzky says that his pictures (PROUN) are a kind of transition between painting and architecture.»

Patent trolls seize upon the fact that litigation is expensive in order to effectively extort their targets into settling for thousands of dollars instead of engaging in a multi-million dollar legal battle.

As he says «The grandeur of the liturgy does not rest upon the fact that it offers us an interesting entertainment, but in rendering tangible the Totally Other, Whom we are not capable of summoning.

These works feature a number of striking formal advances, but their radicality also hinges upon the fact that they were made in dialogue with the profound social shifts that were taking place at the time.

A scientific atti - tude is diametrically opposed to a religious one because religion is founded upon believing regardless of the facts whereas action is founded on beliefs founded upon facts.

I am grateful for your emphasis upon the fact that the Body we receive is the risen, glorious Body of Our Lord with all the properties of that state, an aspect too rarely discussed.

More prevalent and more insidious is the fact that just war discourse deceives sincere people by the very nature of its claim to base moral discernment upon the facts of the case and on universally accessible rational principles.

Nevertheless, in the very name of the Incarnation itself, and the majesty of divine wisdom contained within that economy of human salvation, we insist urgently upon the fact that the birth of Christ is the summit not only of theology and philosophy, but of the material sciences as well.

I appreciate more than anyone can realize, Dr. Robbins and the University carefully considering this matter and acting upon facts.

There are, however, occasions where the Judge's trial decision requires reassessment based upon facts which were not available to the parties during the trial.

Me Dominic Jaar commented upon the fact that some e-discovery guidelines are now available, such as:

I just stumbled upon the fact that the decision to discontinue publication of the print version of the federal Table of Public Statutes was reversed.

In her films, Barba often uses historical events or geographic locations as a foundation and then elaborates upon fact with fictional, borderline sci - fi narratives.

It is upon facts elaborately documented in those volumes that the following chapters are based.